Wiccan-inspired interior design incorporates elements of the Wiccan religion and its beliefs into the aesthetic and ambiance of a space. It is a way to create a spiritual and magical atmosphere within the confines of one's home. **The main idea** behind Wiccan-inspired interior design is to honor nature, embrace harmony, and connect with the divine. This style emphasizes the use of natural materials, earthy colors, and symbols that hold personal significance to those practicing Wicca. One of the **key principles** of Wiccan-inspired interior design is to draw inspiration from nature. Materials like wood, stone, and natural fibers are commonly used to create a sense of groundedness and connection to the Earth.

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Collecting Classic Girls' Toys

This is the first study of its kind, focusing on toys made for girls, including the spin-off accessories and comics. Renowned toy expert Susan Brewer explores the world of toys, divided into sections to encompass dolls, cuddly toys and ‘families (e.g. Sylvanian Forest and Fisher Price’s Little People), amongst others. She includes brief biographies of some of the best known firms, such as Mattel, Pedigree and Fisher Price but the main focus is on the toys themselves, many of which readers will remember from their own childhood. Includes fascinating factboxes with quirky facts – did you know. Angela Rippon created the best-selling Victoria Plum toys based on a plum tree in her back garden - she has written the foreword for this book.

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Foreword

Introduction

Dolls Come in All Shapes and Sizes

Caring and Cooking

Houses and Homes

The World of Character Dolls

Cuddlies and Character Creatures

Animal and Pet Collectables

Battery Power

Outdoor Play and Activities

Enjoy Being a Girl

Directory of ManuFacturers

Further Reading

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Keeping Little Fingers Busy

Constructions and Building

Traditional Toys that Granny Knew Too

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Susan Brewer has been writing for around thirty years. For many years she wrote fiction for various women's magazines, before being asked to write about collectables and antiques. Nowadays, she particularly specialises in post-war dolls, but is interested in many other kinds of small collectables. As well as books, Susan regularly writes for magazines, including 'Best of British'. She is now writing fiction again, in addition to her magazine work and also has more than a passing interest in natural history. Her books, mostly published by Pen and Sword, include 'Collecting Classic Girl's Toys', 'History of Girls' Comics', 'Classic Playground Games' , 'British Dolls of the 1950s', 'British Dolls of the 1960s', 'Collecting Autographs', 'Famous Character Dolls', 'Tiny Tears and First Love; A Celebration of Two Classic Baby Dolls', 'Mike's Bike'. Recently, a humorous story, 'Nelly's Knickers' was issued in paperback following its Kindle sucess. Another light-hearted novel, 'Birds, Beasts and Ben' was published in both paperback and on Kindle in May 2014. At present she is working on a booklet about Cornish Shallowpool dolls, as well as followups to both Nelly's Knickers and Birds, Beasts and Ben. In addition to the books mentioned here she is author of a series of booklets, amongst them: 'History of the Christmas Fairy Doll', 'Doll Showcase Discovers Amanda Jane', 'Cleaning and Caring for Dolls', and 'Doll Showcase Discovers Hornby Flower Fairies'. These booklets are available to order through booksellers. Three collections of Susan's short stories are now available on Kindle: 'Twisty Ends and Tangly Tales' 1, 2 & 3. Also on Kindle is an historical fantasy/romance entitled 'Tintagel Fantasy.'

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These colors evoke a sense of being in nature and align with the belief in the sacredness of the Earth. **Symbols** play an essential role in Wiccan-inspired interior design. Design elements like pentagrams, triquetras, and the symbol of the triple moon are commonly incorporated into decor pieces. These symbols hold personal meaning for those practicing Wicca and serve as reminders of their spiritual beliefs. **Lighting** is another important aspect of Wiccan-inspired interior design. Candles, in particular, are often used to create a soft and magical glow in a space. Their flickering flames are believed to enhance spiritual connection and create an intimate atmosphere. **Altars** are commonly found in Wiccan-inspired interior design. These dedicated spaces feature items such as deity statues, crystals, herbs, and personal mementos. Altars serve as focal points for meditation, spellwork, and connecting with higher powers. When it comes to **furnishings**, simplicity and functionality are valued in Wiccan-inspired interior design. Clutter is often minimized to allow energy to flow freely within a space. Furniture pieces are chosen for their practicality and comfort, with a focus on natural materials. In conclusion, Wiccan-inspired interior design allows individuals to create sacred and magical spaces within their homes. By incorporating elements of nature, symbols, and personal beliefs, a spiritual and harmonious atmosphere is achieved. Whether one practices Wicca or simply finds inspiration in its principles, this design style offers a unique way to connect with the divine within the comforts of home..

Reviews for "The Power of Intent: Setting Wiccan Inspired Design Goals for Your Home"

1. Jennifer - 2 stars

While I appreciate the effort to create a unique and distinctive interior design, I feel like the Wiccan inspired theme goes too far. The overall aesthetic is dark and gloomy, with an abundance of symbols and imagery that can be quite overwhelming. Additionally, the heavy reliance on black and other dark colors creates a somber atmosphere that I find quite oppressive. I prefer a more light and airy space, so the Wiccan inspired interior design is not to my taste.

2. David - 1 star

I must admit, I was quite disappointed with the Wiccan inspired interior design that I recently encountered. The space felt cluttered and chaotic, with an excess of mystical objects and trinkets crammed onto every available surface. This not only made the room appear smaller but also gave it a cluttered and untidy feel. Furthermore, the dark color scheme and heavy use of occult symbolism made me feel uneasy and uncomfortable. Overall, I found the Wiccan inspired interior design to be overwhelming and not conducive to a relaxing and inviting atmosphere.

3. Sarah - 2 stars

As someone who appreciates a more minimalist and clean aesthetic, the Wiccan inspired interior design fell short for me. I found the combination of dark colors, intricate patterns, and mystical elements to be overwhelming and visually chaotic. The space lacked a sense of cohesion and tranquility that I personally seek in interior design. While I understand and respect the cultural and spiritual significance associated with Wiccan practices, the interior design style did not align with my personal taste and preferences.

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